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Meanings of copy cat in inglês
Synonyms
Examples for "copycat"
Examples for "copycat"
1
It was clear that my copycat was not to be dismissed lightly.
2
Think of Jane Austen rewrites, copycat Ian Flemings, and feminist fairy tales.
3
The themes of pop music videos are very much a copycat game.
4
And it wasn't at all certain that this was a copycat murder.
5
You aren't a copycat or a semaphore or a relay any longer.
Usage of copy cat in inglês
1
When one side increased its fire the other always answered-playedcopy cat.
2
Actavis and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd have already filed for marketing approval of Qsymia's copy cat version.
3
You see, he's a real copy cat.
4
Hey, what's with the Morris copy cat?
5
At a news conference this morning the police made it clear they would deal firmly with any copy cat threats.
6
The Jewish Council says a second act of anti-semitic vandalism in Auckland could be the work of a copy cat.
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He explained the technology, combined with the serums, is what sets it apart from other " copy cat" treatments.
8
People stopped buying strawberries, supermarkets pulled them off the shelves and there were dozens of copy cat cases and false reports.
9
Concerned about the dangers of other people trying to mimic the same shot, one social media user suggested commented on possible copy cat photographers.
10
While it is not known who was responsible or what the motivation was, farmers fear " copy cat attacks", the Irish Salmon Growers Association said yesterday.
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Queensland Strawberry Growers Association vice president Adrian Schultz says it's become so widespread, copy cats must be following on from the original offence.